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Angus Brayshaw's knee injury (minor strain - 4 weeks)


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Low grade medial and should be right for round 1 on current prognosis. 

Nothings for certain but if they are confident it's not the ACL or other damage then that's a good result, it was a nasty landing on what I assume was firm ground. 

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3 minutes ago, Diamond said:

Wait for the scans. It's concerning that he can't weight bear on that lower limb. 

But is it a case of can't bear weight, or is avoiding doing so until it is fully investigated?

 

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14 minutes ago, Diamond said:

Wait for the scans. It's concerning that he can't weight bear on that lower limb. 

But he could.  He was walking slowly, nut normally in the rooms.

The crutches were merely to protect the knee until they have scans.

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29 minutes ago, Striker475 said:

ACL you can test before the scans. You can put pressure on it pretty easily to make sure it's intact.

Drawer test isn't totally accurate though, they'll still do scans to make sure.

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1 hour ago, ProDee said:

But he could.  He was walking slowly, nut normally in the rooms.

The crutches were merely to protect the knee until they have scans.

From the MFC website: "After the game and on crutches, Brayshaw was unable to put any weight on his left leg."

I'd be more concerned about a minor fracture or the so-called "bone bruising" that shows up on MRI given the mechanism of injury. ACL tear appears unlikely (but still possible, or PCL).

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8 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Petracca could walk on his when he did his knee.

He didn't twist it, it was the force of the tackle that his knee hit the ground hard when he was pushed in the back.

Petracca's was different in that he jarred his knee landing.

Brayshaw didn't, he was forced into the ground. He didn't seem to twist or hyperextend the knee...

So let's hope for the best.

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On 27 February 2016 at 10:18 AM, rjay said:

Petracca's was different in that he jarred his knee landing.

Brayshaw didn't, he was forced into the ground. He didn't seem to twist or hyperextend the knee...

So let's hope for the best.

I'll expect the worst.


Cause that's how we roll.

 

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Just now, Baghdad Bob said:

Let's argue about this not knowing the details. We can keep ourselves amused for hours. 

Alternatively we could wait for the scans.  

That's not how we roll here at Demonland though Bob.  There are 'doctor's' littered all over this site who'll be able to determine what's happened without scans or actually being there.  Let them have their fun!

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